0fra

Platform onboarding

How to register a 0fra platform tenant and bind your wallet.

TL;DR

# 1) Create an account
POST /api/auth/sign-up/email   { name, email, password }

# 2) Bind a wallet + provision API keys (session-only)
POST /v1/onboarding/self
  { name, platform_wallet, chain_id, platform_fee_bps, default_reserve_bps }
 { platform_id, secret_key, publishable_key }

Most teams will do this through the 0fra Dashboard (/signup → email/password → wallet connect). The API exists for automated tenant provisioning if you're white-labelling 0fra inside another product.

Pick a platform-treasury wallet

The platform_wallet you bind is where your platform fee lands on every payment. Choose well: changing it later requires an admin operation.

Wallet typeRecommendation
MetaMask EOAOK for testnet
Hardware walletAcceptable for low-volume early users
Safe multisigRecommended for production (2-of-3 min)

The wallet address must be a valid 0x-prefixed 20-byte string. 0fra only verifies its format today — it does not ask you to sign an attestation. Future versions will add an EIP-191 wallet-ownership step.

Set your platform fee

platform_fee_bps is taken from every payment after the 0fra service fee:

const platformFee = gross * platform_fee_bps / 10_000;
const merchantNet = gross - serviceFee - platformFee;
  • Min: 0 (you don't take a cut)
  • Max: 5000 (50%) — and we cap it on-chain
  • Typical: 500–2500 (5–25%) for marketplaces

You can change platform_fee_bps later via the Dashboard. Existing pending orders retain the rate they were created with.

Reserve defaults

default_reserve_bps is what new merchants will inherit unless overridden when you create them. A sensible starting point is 500 (5%).

Activation lifecycle

sign up   →   wallet bound   →   keys issued   →   accept payments


                                  webhook endpoint registered (optional)

Once the keys are issued, your platform is live — no manual approval. (Mainnet may require an additional soft-launch invite during closed beta.)

Multi-platform under one account?

A single user can own only one platform today. If you operate multiple brands, sign up with separate emails or contact support about org-level account features.

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